PopShop

Portfolio

Amazon serves as the primary nemesis due to its dominance in general e-commerce and its aggressive expansion into live-streamed shopping experiences that directly compete for Popshop.live's user attention.

Quince competes for the same fashion-forward demographic by leveraging a direct-to-consumer model that challenges the value proposition of Popshop.live's curated goods.

Mejuri competes for the high-intent lifestyle shopper by offering premium services like styling and booking that extend beyond simple video-based discovery.

This platform is a major contender in the collectibles and fashion space, utilizing a trust-based authentication model that is highly relevant to Popshop.live's user base.

MOE competes for the same retail-focused user base by integrating rewards and payment services into a unified mall experience.

Tiendeo competes by aggregating local shopping data, serving as a utility-focused alternative for users seeking deals and promotions.

Thrifty Joe enters the market with a focus on location-based discovery, appealing to users interested in local shopping and community-driven tips.